Revenge of the Pink Panther (1978)
Released | 1978-01-08 | Comedy-Crime-Mystery | 99m | 6.4/10
Ernest Day (Director of Photography) | James Liggat (Casting Director) | Terry Marcel (Assistant Director) | Anthony Squire (Second Unit Director) | Jim Kane (Grip) | Joe Dunne (Stunt Coordinator) | Ken Wales (Associate Producer) | Ron Clark (Screenplay) | Alan Jones (Editor) | Dina Eaton (Assistant Editor) | Jim Roddan (Sound Editor) | Lon Satton (Vocals) | Tony Adams (Executive Producer) | Bob Kindred (Camera Operator) | Dave Jordan (Property Master) | Roy Charman (Sound Mixer) | Art Leonardi (Title Designer) | Bobbie Smith (Key Hairdresser) | John Comfort (Production Manager) | John Siddall (Art Direction) | John W. Dunn (Title Designer) | Blake Edwards (Story) | Brian Johnson (Special Effects) | Diane Appleby (Producer's Assistant) | Dick Crockett (Stunt Coordinator) | Frank Waldman (Screenplay) | Gordon Daniel (Sound Editor) | Henry Mancini (Songs) | Jack Stephens (Set Dresser) | Lindsey Jones (Publicist) | Pamela Davies (Script Supervisor) | Peter Mullins (Production Design) | Tiny Nicholls (Wardrobe Supervisor) | Derek Kavanagh (Associate Producer) | Doug E. Turner (Sound Re-Recording Mixer) | Harry Frampton (Key Makeup Artist) | Marilyn Clarke (Production Assistant) | Tony Graysmark (Construction Manager) | Francine Taylor (Producer's Assistant) | Leslie Bricusse (Lyricist) | Maurice Gillett (Gaffer) | Ronnie Anscombe (Assistant Camera) | Kevin O'Driscoll (Production Accountant) | Donald O. Mitchell (Sound Re-Recording Mixer) |
Chief Inspector Jacques Clouseau is dead. At least that is what the world—and Charles Dreyfus—believe when a dead body is discovered in Clouseau's car after being shot off the road. Naturally, Clouseau knows differently and, taking advantage of not being alive, sets out to discover why an attempt was made on his life.
Peter Sellers (Chief Inspector Clouseau) | Herbert Lom (Chief Inspector Dreyfus) | Dyan Cannon (Simone Legree) | Robert Webber (Philippe Douvier) | Robert Loggia (Al Marchione) | Paul Stewart (Julio Scallini) | Adrienne Corri (Therese Douvier) | Douglas Wilmer (Police Commissioner) | Alfie Bass (Fernet) | Sue Lloyd (Claude Russo) | Tony Beckley (Guy Algo) | Graham Stark (Dr. Auguste Balls) | André Maranne (François) | Ferdy Mayne (Dr. Paul Laprone) | Valerie Leon (Tanya) | Elisabeth Welch (Mrs. Wu) | Charles Augins (Vic Vancouver) | Lon Satton (Sam Spade and the Private Eyes) | Danny Schiller (Cunny) | Burt Kwouk (Cato Fong) | Irvin Allen (Haig & Haig) | Robert Labassiere (Haig & Haig) | John Wyman (Toledo) | Rosita Yarboy (Sam Spade and the Private Eyes) | Keith Hodiak (Sam Spade and the Private Eyes) | Pepsi Maycock (Sam Spade and the Private Eyes) | Anthony Chinn (Chinese Doorman) | Kristopher Kum (Chinese Businessman) | Maureen Tann (Chinese Lady of Easy Virtue) | Me Me Lai (Chinese Lady of Easy Virtue) | Jacqui Simm (Chinese Lady of Easy Virtue) | Fiesta Mei Ling (Chinese Lady of Easy Virtue) | Alec Bregonzi (Douvier's Boardmember) | Arnold Diamond (Douvier's Boardmember) | John G. Heller (Douvier's Boardmember) | David King (Douvier's Boardmember) | Steve Plytas (Douvier's Boardmember) | Fredric Abbott (Douvier's Soldier) | Norman Hartley (Douvier's Soldier) | Paul Antrim (Lookout) | John Newbury (President) | John Clive (President's Aide) | Brian Jackson (Police Chief) | Margaret Anderson (Police Chief's Wife) | Andrew Lodge (Police Sergeant) | Henry McGee (Officer Bardot) | Andrew Sachs (Hospital Inmate) | Christine Shaw (Nurse) | Julian Orchard (Hospital Clerk) | Michael Ward (Real Estate Agent) | Maria Charles (Lady Client) | Frank Williams (Gentleman Client) | Rita Webb (Lady at Window) | John Bluthal (Guard at Cemetery) | John A. Tinn (Mr. Chow) | Keen Jing (Assistant Manager) | Bernie R. Hickban (Desk Clerk) | Ed Parker (Mr. Chong (uncredited)) | Barrie Holland (Nightclub Guest (uncredited)) |